Relocation Guide 2019-2020

DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE There’s nothing like apartment living in downtown Milwaukee. You’re close to the action and within walking distance of Lake Michigan and the theater and entertainment districts. The apartments listed below are located east of I-43 from National Avenue on the south to the southern boundary of Shorewood on the north. This includes several pop- ular areas for young people and empty nesters, including Milwaukee’s East Side, Third Ward and Fifth Ward. It also includes new developments along the Milwaukee River in the Park East area. BRADY STREET & UPPER EAST SIDE The Brady Street neighborhood offers the chance to actively engage in the ongoing revitalization of this popular area. The neighborhood has trans- formed itself into a model for “New Urbanism,” while retaining its bohemian character and ethnic roots. Community prevails, strengthened by various events and festivals: Of note are the epony- mous Brady Street Festival; annual Pet Parade; the Milwaukee Film Festival (held at the distinctive and historic Oriental Theatre); and the avant-garde street art gallery, Black Cat Alley. Specialty retailers, chic salons, vintage and thrift stores, coffee shops, pubs, cutting-edge ethnic restaurants, and flourishing nightclubs offer residents a variety of experiences. A brew-your-own establishment, underground golf tavern, full-service alternative bakery, and bou- tique focusing on ephemera handmade by local artists, often from refurbished or recycled materials, prove that innova- tion is ubiquitous. Within walking dis- tance of Lake Michigan via a network of trails, it is also the bike hub of the city. Belay 2240 N. Commerce Street, Riverwest: Vibrant apartment community anchored by an Adventure Rock Climbing Gym on the lower level. Condo- level interiors, including granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances; studio, 1- and 2- bedroom floor plans, many with jaw-dropping downtown and Milwaukee River views; in-home laundry; pet friendly; indoor parking. 46 apartments, from $1,095. A Mandel Community. Telephone: (414) 939-8491; E-mail: belay@mandelgroup.com Coronet 1901 N. Prospect Avenue, Lower East Side: A P A R T M E N T L I V I N G THE FRANKLIN vertical island Brady Street has long been a popular destination for eating and entertainment. Continued on Page 38 @discoverMKE.com / discovermilwaukee.com 35 the FRANKLIN FORTHOSEWHOWANTTO BE INTHE HEARTOF MILWAUKEE 1110 East Ogden Avenue Milwaukee,WI 53202 414.277.7726 AMENITIES include: Clubroom, Fitness Center, Concierge Service, Business Center, Terrace, and more. View our gallery at www.liveatthefranklin.com A diverse bar and restaurant scene is just up the street, a beautiful lakeshore is just down the road, and your future apartment is RIGHT INTHE MIDDLE OF ITALL.